Select all correct conditions. Conditions leading to the renaissance. Multiple answers.

Italian cities shrank as more people moved to the countryside

Manorialism weakened

Trade with other regions such as Africa and India increased.

Upper-class Italians moved to the cities.

Education in religious subjects grew.

The correct answers are:

Manorialism Weakened: Manorialism was an economic model which prevailed during the middle ages. it consisted of the concession of land by the landlord to tenants, who would make peasants work in it. This model started to weaken as the working classes started to become aware of their rights. Education in Religious Subjects Grew: Rennaissance originated as a counterpart to the growth in the teaching of religious subjects, as it was a movement that promoted individual development.